Fife Flyers add first new import to new-look roster under Tim Wallace
Fife Flyers have unveiled their first import signing of summer, and he is a new name to UK ice hockey.
Chase Dubois joins the club after two seasons with Briançon, France’s Ligue Magnus - the team GB forward Logan Neilson has just signed for.
New head coach Tim Wallace is building a very different looking Fife roster with new British skaters, and now a shake-up of its import ranks
He said: “ “Chase is a player I’ve watched closely, and there is a lot to like in his game. He is a great skater, has a very good shot, and brings the kind of pace and energy that can make a difference.”
“For him, the next step is about consistency and continuing to push his game every day. If he commits to that, I think his offensive upside is real. He wants to play at a higher level, and we feel Fife is a great place for him to take that next step.”
A native of Williams Lake, British Columbia, the 28-year old Dubois led the French side in terms of points in the regular season in 2024-25 - 42 points in 42 games. Team-mates included former Dundee Stars import, Kyle Pouncy.
Dubois played his junior years in Canada, spending three seasons in the BCHL with the West Kelowna Warriors where he recorded 152 points across 172 games.
He stepped up to the NCAA with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, where team-mates included Glasgow Clan’s Brady Risk, before making the move to Europe, joining Briançon in France’s top division where, across the last two seasons, he registered 78 points in 86 league appearances.
Dubois joins a roster which includes British skaters Ethan Hadden, Reece Kelly, Jon Solder and Kyle Watson.